MILWAUKEE — On Thursday, July 22, the Milwaukee Public Museum will reopen the Daniel M. Soref Planetarium, Wisconsin’s largest planetarium screen. Visitors to MPM can experience programs at the Planetarium every hour between 10:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., and admission to the programs are included as part of Museum admission. “The stars have aligned and […]
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5 Unique Things to Do in Racine County
Summer is in full swing. Maybe you’ve exhausted going to the beach. It is possible that you’re tired of the activities you’ve been partaking in all summer long. The fun doesn’t have to stop, though. Stick around in Racine County and try out these things to do. Are you looking for something new, fun, and […]
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Adult Fall Kickball Registration Begins
Racine – City of Racine Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services (PRCS) will begin taking registration for Monday night Co-Ed Adult Fall Kickball on Monday, July 12, and will continue through Friday, August 6. Player cards are available online at www.cityofracine.org/ParksRec or at the PRCS office, 800 Center Street, Room 127. To register a team, managers […]
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Adult Fall Softball Registration Begins
Racine – City of Racine Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Services (PRCS) will begin taking registration for Adult League Fall Softball on Monday, July 12, and will continue through Friday, August 6. The traditional openings are available in women’s Monday night, men’s Tuesday night, and co-ed Wednesday night leagues. All PRCS leagues are filled on a […]
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Upcoming Programs, Services Offered by the Racine Public Library
The following is a list of the upcoming programs and services at the Racine Public Library: Printing fees resume July 1st. Color print $.50; B&W print $.10, copy $.10. Scanning and faxing will remain free of charge. The Bookmobile is open for browsing! One family/party at a time may enter the bookmobile for browsing; please […]
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Root River Environmental Education Community Center Offers Voyager Series Workshops Starting July 1
The Root River Voyager Series – environmental education workshops for community members ages 9 and up – starts on Thursday, July 1 from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Root River Environmental Education Community Center (REC), located at 1301 W. 6th Street. Topics will include the basics of canoeing and kayaking, water quality, invasive […]
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Kenosha County Parks to Offer Busy Schedule of Summer Programs for All Ages
Kenosha County Parks is offering several free outdoor activities this summer that are sure to get everyone moving, County Executive Jim Kreuser announced on Friday. The Traveling Yoga Series kicked off the season in May, offering free yoga classes at a different park every Saturday and Sunday, from 9 to 10 a.m. Additional, regularly scheduled […]
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5 Things to Do This Father’s Day
Father’s Day is on June 20, 2021. What do dads love? Nothing beats having fun, eating food, and being with the family. So why not do all three on Father’s day. Racine County is full of activities and restaurants that Dad is bound to love. So take advantage of these 5 things to do. Father’s […]
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5 Pride Events and Resources in Southeastern Wisconsin
It’s officially June, which means that the Racine County Eye is joining in on the Pride Month celebrations. During this time, we focus our attention on celebrating the diversity of our community and promoting acceptance no matter our readers’ sexual orientation. To celebrate love, we’ve wrapped up some things to do and resources that are […]
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All In For The Animals Zoo Fundraiser
From Tuesday, May 18 to Thursday, May 20, Racine Zoo will be hosting their All In For The Animals fundraiser. Through the generosity of the RUUD Family Foundation, Educators Credit Union, and McDonald’s of North Racine, each donated dollar up to $5,000 will be matched. This means each donation will have four times the impact […]
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Upcoming Programs/Services offered by the Racine Public Library
The following is a list of the upcoming programs at the Racine Public Library: The Racine Public Library building is in phase one of reopening. The library building is operating at a capacity of 50 people, masks are required to be worn by every patron over the age of four. Please respect social distancing guidelines. […]
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Racine Zoo Welcomes Tawny Frogmouth
The Racine Zoo added another tawny frogmouth to their exhibit. The Zoo is pleased to introduce the newest animal, Groot. He will join Ashton, the tawny frogmouth in the Australian-themed Walkabout Creek Exhibit, alongside the kangaroos, wallaroos, and emu. Tawny frogmouths are insectivorous birds native to Australia, and one of the species atthe Racine Zoo […]
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WPRA Summer Attraction Discount Tickets Now Available
Racine – Discounted tickets for many popular summer attractions are now available from City of Racine Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services (PRCS). The Wisconsin Park and Recreation Association’s summer ticket program will continue through August or while quantities are available. Tickets to the following locations are available: Jet Boat Adventure – Wisconsin DellsMilwaukee County ZooMt. […]
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Upcoming Programs, Services Offered by the Racine Public Library
The following is a list of the upcoming programs and services at the Racine Public Library: The Racine Public Library building is in phase one of reopening. The library building is operating at a capacity of 50 people; masks are required to be worn by every patron over the age of two. Please respect social […]
Posted inCulture, Things To Do
Upcoming Programs at the Racine Public Library
The following is a list of the upcoming programs at the Racine Public Library: The Racine Public Library is in phase one of reopening. The library is operating at a capacity of 50 people. Masks are required by every patron over the age of two. Please respect social distancing guidelines. For more information about phase […]